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February 14, 2023 Today on New Security Beat Should Demography Weigh in on U.S. Response to Coups d'Etat? By Richard Cincotta Despite research showing that youthful populations are more prone to armed conflict, current U.S. foreign policy responses to military-led coups d'état restrict the very social programs that play critical roles in advancing the age-structural transition. A closer look at the relationship between coups d'état and countries in the youthful phase of the age-structural transition suggests that political demography may offer valuable insights that could offer an occasion for a rethink of Section 7008 and broader U.S. policy.

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